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Incoming Canada Goose
2023-07-02 01:33:28 UTCA Canada Goose in flight coming in for a landing. Although not Canada’s national bird I think they should be. They are commonly known, beautiful, and have city smarts! Unofficially our bird is the charming Canada Jay which is also known as a Whiskey Jack. Anyhow this particular goose certainly…
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Tree Swallow in Flight
2023-04-29 22:25:43 UTCA Tree Swallow in flight as seen in a profile view which reveals the beautiful delicate detail of the birds wings and tail feathers. Tree Swallows are fast flying, acrobatic birds typically seen chasing insects over wetlands. I captured this image at using a Nikon D7100 with a AF-S Nikkor…
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Wing-drying
2023-02-27 23:27:05 UTCA Juvenile Bald Eagle perched on a tree branch with its wings open to dry its waterlogged feathers. A Bald Eagles wingspan can reach up to 2.3 meters and if they get their wings wet as often occurs when they dive to catch a fish, the extra weight slows and…
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Little Darling
2022-02-27 23:29:10 UTCMarch brings the Herring Run to Vancouver Island, B.C. Therefore the featured image is a portrait of a California sea lion, photographed at the French Creek Marina in Parksville, Vancouver Island, B.C.. She looks like a Little Darling to me! French Creek is a great spot to view both Stellar…
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Mother Deer and Fawns
2022-01-20 23:10:18 UTCThis image of a mother deer and two her fawns in a farmer’s field brings back fond memories of a vacation in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. During my visit I would often glimpse deer on the road and in the fields, and it soon became apparent that White-tailed deer are shy. The…
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Racing the Surf
2022-01-05 22:17:33 UTCIn honour of National Bird Day my first blog post and featured image is one I have titled “Racing the Surf,” showcasing the beauty of a Brown Pelican in flight displaying the beauty of its wings as it evades the white water of a crashing wave at Los Ayala beach…